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International Corporate Debt Markets
2012AbstractInternational debt markets have gone through major changes during the past 20 years. Reduction in capital controls and privatization of the manufacturing and banking sectors created a higher demand for international debt, which is debt denominated in nondomestic currencies, from the private sector.
GERANIO, MANUELA, HALLAK, ISSAM
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Debt and International Organizations
2021International financial organizations that lend to developing countries are the subject of controversy. Their functions, structures and effectiveness have generated important debates across disciplines, analysts and positions on the ideological-political spectrum. What interests and logic motivate the international financial institutions’ (IFIs) loans?
Pablo Nemiña, María Emilia Val
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Debt, taxes, and international equilibrium
Journal of International Money and Finance, 1984Abstract This paper employs an extended Miller model to analyze capital structure decisions of individual firms in a two-country setting. Miller equilibria are generally not consistent with an international equilibrium if the tax subsidy of debt differs across countries.
Lee, Moon, Zechner, Josef
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1998
On 12 August 1982, the Mexican government announced that it could not meet its forthcoming debt repayments on its $80 billion of outstanding debt to international banks. This was the first sign of the international debt crisis. Soon after the Mexican announcement a number of other less-developed countries (LDCs) announced that they too were facing ...
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On 12 August 1982, the Mexican government announced that it could not meet its forthcoming debt repayments on its $80 billion of outstanding debt to international banks. This was the first sign of the international debt crisis. Soon after the Mexican announcement a number of other less-developed countries (LDCs) announced that they too were facing ...
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The International Debt Problem
1989The aim of this paper is to raise a few open questions and to bring to light some mismatches between existing theories and the evidence. (1) It is shown that many standard international debt models unwittingly require some agents to behave irrationally.
Basu, Kaushik, Basu, Kaushik
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Abstract Many countries across the world have slipped into a debt crisis that has resulted in political and economic upheaval impacting the lives of their citizen. This chapter dwells on the various debt crises in South Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The chapter discusses the main reasons behind the crises and lessons learned.
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Unused Debt Capacity: International Evidence
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014Andrieu, Guillaume, Staglianò, Raffaele
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Dynamical memristors for higher-complexity neuromorphic computing
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Suhas Kumar +2 more
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International Debt and Globalization
2013Globalization can take many forms and has been defined in various ways. While some maintain that the phenomenon is unique and recent, others see an evolution reaching as far back as the sixteenth century.1 Many still argue over its negative and positive aspects, in a form of “agony versus ecstasy” dialectic.2 Our purpose, rather than judging the ...
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